NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Adam Buksa scored his fifth purpose of the season within the 77th minute and the New England Revolution tied Nashville 1-1 on Friday night time in a wet, weather-delayed recreation.

New England (7-5-8) remained fifth within the Jap Convention, three factors behind playoff-bound Orlando. Nashville (6-6-7) had a two-game successful streak snapped.

Buksa, a second-half substitute, scored three minutes after Walker Zimmerman opened the scoring for Nashville within the 74th. Buksa took a go on the prime of the 18-yard field, in the reduction of his defender and despatched a shot previous MLS shutout chief Joe Willis.

Zimmerman leaped over a number of New England gamers and headed Randall Leal’s nook kick into the higher left nook for his third purpose of the season.

It was the second assembly between the groups. They performed a scoreless draw at Gillette Stadium on Oct. 3.